Katie was a great instructor, I really liked the setup in terms of being able to work with…read moredifferent clubs, see or mistakes from multiple angles, and also see improvements just as quickly. Katie had an eye for which golfers have similar physical builds to me and my son and that also helped improve our swing. The music is pretty on point and that was just a fun little extra. We didn't grab food on this outing but they do serve food and there was loads of options nearby as well. I brought my own clubs and my son used some of theirs and it worked out great. Wish I lived close enough to go here all the time.

Checked Five Iron for the first time with my friend as we were looking to check out an indoor…read moresimulator for the winter. It was a great time, it was affordable, it was a pleasant space with enough room to move around. Staff were great, beer was fresh and the pizza and Nashville sandwich I would recommend. Definitely will visit again before we transition back to outdoor Golf!

Amazing Baltimore vibes. Attentive bartenders who are open to recommending things per your tastes,…read morewhether they are timid or bold! Also have a really good variety of NA beers amidst the hundreds of other amazing beers across the globe. Food wise, the chili is really delish as are the wings. Just a good spot to hang your hat for a bit and enjoy the vibes with a nice brew.

I wanted to give this place a try, but unfortunately service seemed a bit too slow and there was no…read moretable service. It's probably OK if you're sitting at the bar and just interested in beers. I was jetlagged after a long flight and wanted food. Unfortunately after we found a table and checked the menu and were ready to order there were several others trying to order at the bar and only one bartender currently there. The prices also seemed a tad expensive and there was also a notice at the door that they charge an extra fee for credit cards. Unfortunately we ended up leaving and tried another place and had much better service, reasonable prices, and did not get charged any credit card fee.

They offer bar hard pretzels but if you're bringing an appetite, BYOF - Bring Your Own Food! They…read morehave an assortment of table games & pool or foosball for a few quarters. Good selection of canned and bottled beers, I especially recommend a bucket of Yuengling to carry you through a sports game. There are at least half a dozen TVs at all different angles. Perfect place to sit with friends and make new ones over Eagles football. Servers are especially kind and good natured too!

Came here for drinks and karaoke on 2.23.19. The bartender was a riot, hilarious and personable…read more The place is cute and has Giant Jenga, video games, pool, etc. And karaoke! It seems to be a local hangout spot, and the regulars were very friendly towards our group and even sang karaoke with us. We had a great time and I'd definitely come back!

A Fell's staple! Cozy, sports bar/inn vibes with plenty of beers and bar food. Especially love…read morecoming here during holidays when they decorate the whole ceiling. Loved their crabby taters - the half size was already a generous portion. Awesome, friendly service! Seems like the staff really enjoy working here and interacting with customers.

We went to Ale Mary's after a big, touristy day in the Inner Harbor (I recently moved back to…read moreBaltimore, and am revisiting a lot of attractions, as a way of orienting myself, so I am still open to more broad kind of places.) We picked this place because it was advertised as a little touristy, and my partner likes tots! This place was great! After slogging around in 93 degree heat, we were ready to have a breather. We came in the early evening on a Sunday. The friendly bartender sat us, after a minute of us looking confusedly around. He and our table server were very jovial and familiar with each other, and made us feel very welcome! I like the decor of the place, because even though the structure is basically Dive Bar Baltimore, they also put in some idiosyncratic touches, like holy water containers near the doors, and cute salt and pepper shakers on every table. We started with the tots trinity, which was great, but we also both thought that next time, we would just get the crabby tots. In fact, I would just order the crab dip in whatever way I could get it! Excellent, unexpected, delicious! The regular tots and ranch cheesy ones were fine, but a little undercooked--if only they had been super hot and browned! My partner had the world's largest greek salad, which he said was very fresh and well balanced, and I had a chopped steak sandwich, which was a special on the menu, and delicious, although--and this is a big deal--the roll was not good. I loved all the flavors of the sandwich, but the bread fell apart before I even picked it up. Our service was great, and accommodating, and they really felt like they were looking out for us (I was walking with a cane, and they made a special effort to fit me in. I substituted Brussels sprouts instead of chips, and that was a champion decision. Soooo good. We had enough leftovers to have another supper the next night. Everyone whom we encountered at Ale Mary's was fun and kind and good at their jobs. Thank you!

A baltimore staple. No frills but great service. I especially love sitting outside. They earn their…read moremoniker - "baltimore's best wings" but their menu's hidden gem is the crab pretzel (huge, delectable!). I'm a regular and the only menu item that has dissapointed me is the crab cake (not bad, just a ways off from Baltimore's best IMO).

Don't tell my boss but I legitimately take off sometimes during the week to go eat at Kislings. On…read morethe weekends they fill up quick and parking is a challenge so my husband and I always find a weekday to go. He typically orders 50 original wings and will eat half there and take half to go. I order the dipped tenders in the original sauce and they are so delicious. I can never finish them all. Add an order of fresh cut fries and a couple beers and that's all you need to have a successful Kislings visit! There are so many other things on the menu that I want to try but it's hard for me to get something other than the wings/tenders when I only visit a few times a year. The older female bartender who has worked there for years (her name escapes me as I write this) is excellent. Super friendly, fun and provides great service.

Hands down my favorite spot I've visited in Baltimore! Ranked #4 in the U.S. for gluten-free…read moredining, and it absolutely exceeded expectations. The Crav Tots were perfectly crispy, loaded with flavor, and completely addictive. The paninis had the perfect balance of crispy and delicious fillings, while the roasted Brussels sprouts were caramelized to perfection with just the right amount of seasoning. What impressed me most was the incredible variety of gluten-free options, you never feel limited here. Pair that with friendly, attentive service, and it's the kind of place you'll want to come back to again and again. If you're in Baltimore, this one is absolutely worth the visit.

Their food and beer are amazing. I ordered the down east original blend cider, which is a very nice…read moredry cider: 22 ounces for $8! Crab cakes were amazing, but the Brussel sprouts were out of this world! I thank our server for recommending them!

We went here after a long night out and the food and drinks just hit the spot. There was also a…read moreChelsea game on with many fans who just made the whole morning a bit more fun! Still thinking about my pancakes so we will be back!

Stopped in at Sláinte for breakfast while on a work trip and had a really solid experience…read more I ordered a mimosa and the crab cake Benedict, and everything was genuinely delicious. The crab cake was flavorful and well-made, the hollandaise was rich and on point, and the grits completely surprised me in the best way. They were incredibly flavorful with what tasted like a horseradish style sauce mixed in, which added a great kick. Easily some of the best grits I've had. I also tried the Scotch eggs that my friend ordered. I normally hate sausage, but these were shockingly good crispy, well-seasoned, and not overly heavy. The mimosa was exactly what it should be simple and refreshing. Champagne and orange juice never fails. Total bill came to $35.25, which is definitely on the pricier side, but this is Baltimore and pretty much in line with what I expected for quality brunch and drinks in this area. The vibe is classic Irish pub dark wood, Irish scarves and flags, and a really cool display of fire department patches on the walls. It felt authentic and cozy without trying too hard. Overall, great food, solid drinks, and a strong brunch option if you're in Fells Point. I'd absolutely come back.